About Respina
The Society of Respiratory Care Indonesia (RESPINA) is a professional organization that involved in respiratory care in Indonesia, was founded at 1999 – present. RESPINA is a collaboration of 18 professional organization that shared the same interest particularly in respiratory care and they are as follows: Indonesian Society of Respirology, Indonesian Association of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgeons, Indonesian Radiological Society, Indonesian Neurological Association, Indonesian Heart Association, The Indonesian Society of Anesthesiology and Intensive Therapy, The Indonesian Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Association, Indonesian Pediatric Society, The Indonesian Otorhinolaryngological Head and Neck Surgery Society, Indonesian Association of Clinical Pathologist, The Indonesian Physician of Community Medicine and Public Health Association, Indonesian Sports Medicine Association, Indonesian Society for Clinical Microbiology, Indonesian Association of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Indonesian Society of Clinical Nutrition Physician, The Indonesian Society of Clinical Pharmacology, Indonesian Association of Pathologists and Indonesian Occupational Medicine Association.
VISION RESPINA
TO BECOME AN INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY THAT COLLABORATIVELY STRENGTHENS THE KNOWLEDGE OF RESPIRATORY CARE.
MISSION RESPINA
- Improve Interdisciplinary Knowledge and Skills in Respiratory Care
- To Become a Multidisciplinary Publication Media and Scientific Updates in Respiratory Care
- Improve Multidisciplinary and Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Providing Respiratory Care
- Provide Advocacy in Respiratory Knowledge for Public Community, Organization, and Institution
- Perform Community Outreach in Respiratory Education, Communication, and Health Information
What Is Respina
Respiratory Care Indonesia (Respina) is annual international meeting in Indonesia on respiratory care.
Respina is a collaboration of five pillars, which are Department of Pulmonology and Respiratory Medicine Faculty of Medicine University of Indonesia, American College of Chest Physician- Indonesian Chapter, Asia Pacific Society of Respirology, Indonesian Society of Bronchoscopy and Indonesian Society of Respirology, in answering the global problems of respiratory care.
The mission of the meeting is to bring the up-to-date and latest information of respiratory care and as a media of collaborating all respiratory care practitioners in cooperative spirit and starting on 2006.
Respina is the meeting we have been conducting and during years, Respina has become one of the major respiratory event in Indonesia and gained greater and still growing interest from physician across the region, particularly from our colleagues in Southeast Asia.
PILLAR
- Department of Pulmonology and Respiratory Medicine Faculty of Medicine University of Indonesia
- American College of Chest Physician (ACCP) - Indonesian Chapter
- Asia Pacific Society of Respirology (APSR) Representative fo Indonesia
- Indonesian Society of Bronchoscopy (PERBRONKI)
- Indonesian Society of Respirology (PDPI)
Starting on 2006, Respina is proudly joined by societies that shared the same interest particularly in respiratory care, and they are as follows:
- Indonesian Society of Respirology
- Indonesian Association of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgeons
- The Indonesian Society of Radiology
- Indonesian Neurological Association
- Indonesian Heart Association
- The Indonesian Society of Anesthesiology and Intensive Therapy
- The Indonesian of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Association
- Indonesian Pediatric Society
- The Indonesian Otorhinolaryngological Head and Neck Surgery Society
- Indonesian Association of Clinical Pathologists
- The Indonesian Physician of Community Medicine and Public Health Association
- Indonesian Sports Medicine Association
- Indonesian Society of Clinical Microbiolgist
- Indonesian Association of Obstetrics and Gynecology
- The Indonesian Society of Clinical Pharmacology
- Indonesian Society of Clinical Nutrition Physician
- Indonesian Association of Pathologists
- Indonesian Occupational Medicine Association